Hair grows from hair follicles that are present in the dermis. These are protein filaments and a defining characteristic of all mammals. Each hair strand consists of the unstructured layer medulla, the structured layer with melanin called the cortex, and the outer covering called the cuticle.
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Query: Hello doctor, I am 31 years old and was diagnosed with mild hypothyroidism a week ago. I am 5'2" tall and weigh 61 kg. I have noticed my hair turning gray over the past year, and I have been using a combination of coconut oil, curry leaves, and garlic. Is there a specific type of oil that can help d... Read Full »
Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I have read your query, but you did not share your thyroid reports. If it is mild, keep an eye on it and repeat the test after a few months. This way, you can take appropriate medication if it increases. For now, focus on maintaining a healthy diet and exercising reg... Read Full »
Is it possible to delay puberty in a 8-year-old girl with Siddha medicine?
Query: Hi doctor, My daughter has started developing underarm hairs and breasts. She is only 8 years old but quite taller than others of her age. Is it possible to delay her puberty until 13 to 14 years old, when she starts understanding these things? Is it possible to delay the early onset of puberty symp... Read Full »
Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. You can not postpone hormonal changes with any system of medicine as it will affect the kid's health. Dietary changes can be of help in your case. Avoid packaged and ready-made food items. If possible, provide homemade food and snacks all the time. Use native oils an... Read Full »